interesting... in my browser it autocompletes automatically the password box, (like with outlook web, does the same aswell) which browser are you using? also, phone or desktop? :)

@bakeiro Desktop Chrome. It auto-completes after the second click to "Continue", but that's the extra click which is absolutely inconvenient. I really expect the form to work in the following way:

1. Open the page
2. Click on "email textbox"
3. Click on the login from the suggested auto-completion list
4. Click "Login"
5. Enjoy the website for logged in users

Now I need to click "Continue" before step 4, which is extra click.

The reason why it has a two step process is that we used to not have passwords. There are still some users who haven't set a password, and there is different behavior for them.

We're phasing that out however, and probably we could soon switch to something else, like having those users who've yet to set a password just have to reset it using a reset password page or similar.

Notes from duplicate #4116 :

On top of this, there are a number of landing page improvements that should be addressed:

The design for the guest landing page (aka sign up) vs. member landing page (aka log in) is different.

Guest landing page says: The new alternative to couchsurfing. Member landing page says: Join and help us grow the new alternative to couchsurfing. The text should be the exact same (i.e. wording and position).

The onboarding frame should remain the same size and structure between steps. (This will be mitigated anyways if email and password are integrated into one frame).

Remove or change the red Report a bug button. Alternatively, it can be designed as a link in RED.

It should not be a primary button. The only primary button should be the one inside the onboarding frame.

Remove the sign-up button. For new users, the signup form is already accessible right away. This can create some confusion.